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Wrongful Life Tort And John Paul Ii, Graham J. Mcaleer

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Rehabilitating The "Mystery Passage": An Examination Of The Supreme Court's Anthropology Using The Personalistic Norm Explicit In The Philosophy Of Karol Wojtyla, Michael Scaperlanda

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Human Dignity First: John Paul Ii, Systems Analysis, And The Erisa Fiduciary, Alison Mcmorran Sulentic

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Why The Bottom Line Is Not The Bottom Line: John Paul Ii's Concept Of Business, John F. Coverdale

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Judaism And John Paul Ii: Coming To Grips With What Law Means In The Hands Of God, Randy Lee

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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West, Macintyre, And Wojtyla: Pope John Paul Ii's Contribution To The Development Of A Dependency-Based Theory Of Justice, Elizabeth R. Schiltz

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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The Use Of Philosophical Principles In Catholic Social Thought: The Case Of Gaudium Et Spes, Rev. Joseph W. Koterski, S.J.

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Keynote Address, John L. Allen, Jr.

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Stakeholder Unrest, Denominational Theology, And Economic Veracity: Why The Shareholder Value Maximization Norm Should Remain Unchanged, Andrew R. Roop

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Triptych: Sectarian Disputes, International Law, And Transnational Tribunals In Drinan's Can God And Caesar Coexist?, Christopher J. Borgen

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Catholics In Public Life: Judges, Legislatures, And Voters, Gregory A. Kalscheur, S.J.

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Ignatian Spirituality And The Life Of The Lawyer: Finding God In All Things - Even In The Ordinary Practice Of The Law, Gregory A. Kalscheur, S.J.

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Migration Today: A Social Justice Issue, Bishop Nicholas Dimarzio

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Catholic Schools And Freedom Of Conscience In The Canadian Charter Of Rights And Freedoms, J. Kent Donlevy

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Whither Free Exercise: Employment Division V. Smith And The Rebirth Of State Constitutional Free Exercise Clause Jurisprudence, Piero A. Tozzi

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Work, The Social Question, Progress And The Common Good?, Harry G. Hutchison

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Death By A Thousand Cuts: Why Market Mechanisms Won't Solve The Culture Wars, Nora O'Callaghan

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Whom Should A Catholic University Honor?: "Speaking" With Integrity, Richard W. Garnett

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Can State-Sponsored Religious Symbols Promote Religious Liberty?, Thomas C. Berg

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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The Nature Of “Cut Off” In The Book Of Leviticus: An Exegetical And Intertextual Study, Jose Briones

Seminary Scholarship Symposium

The purpose of this paper is twofold. First, it seeks to find the most general meaning of the word כרָּתַ (“cut off”) in the book of Leviticus by syntactical and exegetical analysis of Torah examples. Second, it will apply that meaning to inter-textual references with an emphasis on Daniel 9:26 concerning the Messiah. The article will conclude with an alternate views analysis and weigh which one is most consistent with the Messiah’s cutting off. The research concludes by showing the importance of כרָּתַ in the Old and New Testaments especially in correlation with Christ’s cutting off ( כרָּתַ ). The …

Conference Introduction: American Religious Liberty, French Laïcité, And The Veil, Douglas Laycock

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Mismeasuring Humanity: Dangers Of "The Contemporary Orthodoxy", Vincent M. Smiles

Headwaters

The various unjust discriminations (racism, sexism, xenophobia, etc.) that plague society are tied to the larger question of how human lives and minds are regarded in society as a whole. Humans have always had a problem of mismeasuring the “other,” but this problem is compounded by promotion, from powerful voices, of the view that humans are just so much physics and chemistry, that the mind is the brain, and that humans are deluded about the power of consciousness and freedom. Daniel Dennett refers to the latter as “the contemporary orthodoxy,” as though it is the view of humanity that all …

Festival Of The Transfiguration Of Our Lord One Year Series 2017, Phillip L. Brandt

Sunday's Sermon

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Women Workers In The Old Testament, Theology Of Work Project, Alice Matthews

Theology of Work Project

• God Created Woman as an Ezer Kind of Helper (Genesis 2:18)
• Genesis 3 and the Birth of Sin
• Shiphrah and Puah: Two Ezer Midwives Defy the King (Exodus 1:8-22)
• Rahab: Diverse Situations Require Ezer Work (Joshua 2)
• Deborah: An Ezer Woman Equipped to Lead (Judges 4-5)
• Ruth: The Ezer Daughter-in-Law
• Abigail: An Ezer Ranch Wife Saves Her Household From Disaster (1 Samuel 25)
• Huldah: A Prophet and Teacher (2 Kings 22)
• Esther: A Harem Girl Grows Into a Powerful Queen (Esther 4)
• Lady Wisdom and the "Beginning of Wisdom" (Proverbs 1:20-32; 9:10)
• Lady Wisdom in Street Clothes (Proverbs 31)

The New York Marriage Equality Act And The Strength Of Its Religious Exceptions, Andrew R. Hamilton

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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The Free Exercise Clause: Fealty To God Or Caesar?, John O. Hayward

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Decorating The Structure: The Art Of Making Human Law, Brian M. Mccall

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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Human Life And Abortion, Paul V. Harrington

The Catholic Lawyer

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The Story Pastor: A Faithful And Fruitful Identity For Pastors, Jordan Rimmer

Doctor of Ministry

Pastors are experiencing an identity crisis. Many are not sure how to process who they are and what they do. While old metaphors for ministry—like shepherd or prophet— do not connect as well with today’s culture, new metaphors—like leader or counselor— are not biblically complete. This identity crisis negatively affecting clergy health and ministry. How can pastors pursue sustainable ministries, based on an identity, that is faithful to the tradition and fruitful in the world today?

Story is a paradigm for ministry that shapes pastoral identity. Pastors benefit from thinking of their ministry in terms of story because it is …

Power, Liberalism, And Political Science: Some Christian Reflections, Daniel E. Young

Northwestern Review

How should a Christian political scientist think about power, liberalism, and political science? In answering this question, this article first defines power. Considered primarily in relation to the state, power is exercised in conflicts of interests: by officials, parties, or groups or elites getting others to do something the others would not otherwise do, or keeping one or more alternative from even being discussed, and perhaps obscuring what the real interests of others are. Then the argument turns to establishing that how one thinks about power is closely related to one’s larger political theory, e.g., what counts as the “real …